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When Ellie Brooks meets Greek billionaire Alekto Sarantos, her usually unwavering professionalism goes out the window, and now she has to face the consequences!
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CARRYING THE GREEK’S HEIR,
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ONE NIGHT WITH CONSEQUENCES.
“HELLO, ALEK,” SHE SAID, even managing what she hoped was a friendly smile.
He didn’t react. His blue eyes were cool. No. Cool was the wrong temperature. Icy would be more accurate.
“What are you doing here?” he questioned, almost pleasantly—but it didn’t quite conceal the undertone of steel in his voice, and she could see the guard stiffen, as if anticipating that some unpleasantness was about to reveal itself.
Ellie wondered what would happen if she just came out and said it. I’m having your baby. You’re going to be a daddy, Alek! That would certainly wipe that cold look from his face! But something stopped her. Something that felt like self-preservation. And pride. She couldn’t afford to just react—she had to think. Not just for herself, but for her baby. In his eyes she’d already betrayed him to the journalist, and that had made him go ballistic. She couldn’t tell him about impending fatherhood when there was a brick house of a guard standing there, flexing his muscles. She ought to give him the opportunity to hear the news in private. She owed him that much.
She kept her gaze and her voice steady—though that wasn’t particularly easy in the light of that forbidding blue stare. “I’d prefer to talk to you in private, if you don’t mind.”
Alek felt a sudden darkness envelop his heart as the expression on her face told him everything. He tried to tell himself that it was the shock of finding her here that had sent his thoughts haywire, but he knew that wasn’t true. Because he’d thought about her. Of course he had. He’d even wondered idly about seeing her again—and why wouldn’t he? Why wouldn’t he want a rerun of what had been the best sex he could remember? If only it had been that straightforward, but life rarely was.
He remembered the way he’d lain there afterward, with his head cradled on her shoulder as he drifted in and out of a dreamy sleep. And her fingers—her soft fingers—had been stroking his hair. It had felt soothing and strangely intimate. It had kick-started something unknown inside him—something threatening enough to freak him out. He had felt the walls closing in on him—just as they were closing in on him right now.
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